Chap.

 1        1|     bearings. He stammered:~“I wouldn’t have missed this first
 2        1|        same–sized type. But it wouldn’t do to bother him. Whenever
 3        1|      or Clarisse, for instance—wouldn’t go the way he wanted her
 4        2|     her jump. Oh, drat it all! Wouldn’t they let her have a drink
 5        4| stretched it carefully out. It wouldn’t matter; he would eat sideways.~“
 6        4|      them herself. No, no, she wouldn’t have third–rate play actors.
 7        5|        was willing to wager he wouldn’t come again.”~Simonne opened
 8        5|         There was a fellow who wouldn’t let her alone! And when
 9        5|       old days! Well, well, it wouldn’t do to grow angry with
10        6|     want to make old bones; it wouldn’t be amusing. They were
11        6|         She loathed Paris; she wouldn’t set foot there yet!~“Eh,
12        8|     whom the theatrical people wouldn’t shed many tears over.
13        8|       that he used to swear he wouldn’t have any woman after me!”~
14        8|     word to be said for him. I wouldn’t have his portrait in my
15       11|        s part.’ And the matter wouldn’t have gone further.”~“Just
16       13|      inquired:~“By the by, you wouldn’t be having ten louis about
17       13|     marriage. “Nana’s husband! Wouldn’t that sound smart, eh?”
18       13|      sighs and tears and vows! Wouldn’t it be nice, darling, eh?”~
19       13|      give away all I’ve got; I wouldn’t crush a fly! It’s they
20       14|    simply showing herself. You wouldn’t find another body like